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KEG wrote: ↑
Mon Dec 08, 2025 10:50 am
Has anyone got a part number for an alternator for a 2.5 24v?

Have you tried out Rockauto's
With taxes and postage about £146

OEM / Interchange Numbers: A003T08491, A003T08491ZC, A003TB2791, A003TB2791ZC, F32Z10346B, F32Z10346BRM, K80118300B, K80118300C, KL1118300C, KL1118300D, ... Show All

Hi, the colour for the alloys wheels, is
Cause Silver,

well done Duncan

Kit wrote: ↑
Tue Aug 05, 2025 10:20 am

KEG wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 04, 2025 10:59 pm
Ok why is it the wrong oil? And what should it be?
Fully synthetic 5/30 i believe

Kit

Correct 24v = 5/30 fully synthetic

The caliper had less than 1000 miles on it before the car was parked, brakes work perfectly, it’s just the mech that sticks, hoped some backwards and forwards might do it If anyone has a good one left me know One of mine had the same issue, stripped down and removed the spring then loads of wd, and...

two different types of centre pipes, early and late (its the shape of them that`s different as well as the length)

My only suggestion is try a thicker o ring

Hi I believe the correct part number is F32Z9278A

Check all your hoses, MrP (16v) kept losing coolant turned out to be a faulty hose, and on a 24v check to the pipe that runs between the front and back rocker covers,

Have tried pulling to codes, to see if anything comes up,
My hose after the maf to the tb had a split in it causing me problems with revs, (unmetered air)

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